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Quotes
There are things money can not buy. These are usually most expensive.
News
15.07.2009 Žiga in the UNESCO ASPnet Programming Council for Slovenia, and in the UNICEF Slovenia Executive BoardActive co-operation and sincere commitment to UNESCO’s and UNICEF’s mission and activities have brought the author of My Very Own Book a significant recognition:
Žiga Vavpotič was appointed a member of the UNESCO ASPnet Programming Council for Slovenia by the Minister for Education and Sport of the Republic of Slovenia;
and elected to the UNICEF Slovenia Executive Board by the UNICEF Slovenia Assembly.
Your opinions
The book stops you to think, and encourages you to write a word which becomes the beginning, a birth to a new life. It is light and strength in it showing us the way.
I believe this book was written with the author's aim to change the world.
Vera
Žiga Vavpotič and My Very Own Book among the winners of the most prestigious Slovenian awards for 2008
15.01.2009
Žiga Vavpotič and My Very Own Book have won an important recognition. The MQ magazine of the Managers’ Association of Slovenia aligns Žiga with the winners of the most prestigious Slovenian awards for 2008. The winners are well known and respected leaders, businessmen, and experts: Edvard Svetlik, the winner of the Golden award of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Slovenia (CCIS) for innovations in 2007, Marjan Jurenec, the Slovenian Manager 2008, Andrej Šprajc, the No. 1 Manager in tourism, Tatjana Fink, the winner of the Environmental Award for 2008, Amadea Dobovišek and Violeta Bulc, the winners of the Feniks Award 2008 of the CCIS, Association of Management Consulting, Davorin Jakulin, the winner of the international InJo Award 2008, Marko Kryžanowski, the winner of the award for the best Annual Report 2007, Milan Kranjc Pavlica, for his e-book, Dejan Turk, Matjaž Klipšteter, Meta Tič Vesel and Milena Štular, the winners of the Prizma Award 2008, and Žiga Turk, the winner of the Netko Award 2008.
